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245 13 a| An investigation of the effect of rhythmic movement on patients with chronic schizophrenia /c| by Lois Anne Gauger.;

260 c| 1995.;

300 a| vii, 117 leaves :b| illustrations ;c| [28 cm];

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502 b| M.A.c| Texas Woman's Universityd| 1995.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (leaves 73-80).;

505 0 a| Introduction -- Review of the literature. Symptoms ; Research ; Genetic factors ; Drugs ; Other therapeutic approaches ; Movement ; Sensory integration ; Music and medicine -- Method. Subjects ; Apparatus and materials ; Procedure ; Design -- Results -- Discussion -- Appendix. A. Walking tempo ; B. Mood check ; C. Beat coordination screening test ; D. Attention and concentration evaluation ; E. NOSIE-30 answer sheet ; F. Videotape analysis, gross motor movement ; G. NOSIE-30 evaluation information ; H. NOSIE-30 instructions for evaluation ; I. NOSIE-30 suggested definitions of behaviors ; J. NOSIE-30 scoring key ; K. Patient consent form ; L. Approval of prospectus ; M. Approval of human subjects review ; N. Approval of research committee of Griffin Memorial Hospital.;

520 3 a| This study investigates whether mood, attention and concentration, gross motor skills, and social interaction can be stimulated in people diagnosed with schizophrenia through a program of rhythmic movement to music. A group of ten patients with chronic schizophrenia, five male and five female, participated in a six week program of rhythmic movement. The activities included breathing and relaxation, body awareness, rhythmic movement, and group interaction and creative movement. The progressive exercises were accompanied by drum, improvised keyboard music, and selected recorded music. Data were collected by self evaluation of mood, a beat coordination test, attention and concentration as shown by participation in the exercises, an evaluation of ward behaviors by the nurses, and video tapes. A comparison of pre- and post evaluations reveal significant improvement in each of these areas suggesting the need to include rhythmic movement to music in the therapy for patients with chronic schizophrenia.;

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An investigation of the effect of rhythmic movement on patients with chronic schizophrenia / by Lois Anne Gauger.

Author/creator	Gauger, Lois
Format	Archival & Manuscript Material
Publication Info	1995.
Description	vii, 117 leaves : illustrations ; [28 cm]
Subjects	Movement therapy. Schizophrenia. Mental illness--Treatment. Music therapy.

Contents	Introduction -- Review of the literature. Symptoms ; Research ; Genetic factors ; Drugs ; Other therapeutic approaches ; Movement ; Sensory integration ; Music and medicine -- Method. Subjects ; Apparatus and materials ; Procedure ; Design -- Results -- Discussion -- Appendix. A. Walking tempo ; B. Mood check ; C. Beat coordination screening test ; D. Attention and concentration evaluation ; E. NOSIE-30 answer sheet ; F. Videotape analysis, gross motor movement ; G. NOSIE-30 evaluation information ; H. NOSIE-30 instructions for evaluation ; I. NOSIE-30 suggested definitions of behaviors ; J. NOSIE-30 scoring key ; K. Patient consent form ; L. Approval of prospectus ; M. Approval of human subjects review ; N. Approval of research committee of Griffin Memorial Hospital.
Summary	This study investigates whether mood, attention and concentration, gross motor skills, and social interaction can be stimulated in people diagnosed with schizophrenia through a program of rhythmic movement to music. A group of ten patients with chronic schizophrenia, five male and five female, participated in a six week program of rhythmic movement. The activities included breathing and relaxation, body awareness, rhythmic movement, and group interaction and creative movement. The progressive exercises were accompanied by drum, improvised keyboard music, and selected recorded music. Data were collected by self evaluation of mood, a beat coordination test, attention and concentration as shown by participation in the exercises, an evaluation of ward behaviors by the nurses, and video tapes. A comparison of pre- and post evaluations reveal significant improvement in each of these areas suggesting the need to include rhythmic movement to music in the therapy for patients with chronic schizophrenia.
Dissertation note	M.A. Texas Woman's University 1995.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (leaves 73-80).
Reproduction note	Joyner- Photocopy. Ann Arbor, MI : UMI Dissertation Services, 1999. 22 cm.

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